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Jay Hinrichs
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Detroit Tarrifs is now the time for a rebirth and new look @ this market

Jay Hinrichs
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whats the reality of Auto industry popping back up in this area.. can the existing factories be put back into service in a  reasonable amount of time.. Will Detroit and MI  fast track any new facilities like Texas did for Tesla.. ?

Could now be the time to jump back in and buy in the very best school districts ? 

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If and only if those making decisions have certainty that a consistent tariff policy will be in place for years to come. What if you make a hundreds of millions-billions+ investment and policy decisions are reversed in a month, year, or in the next presidency. The average auto worker in the US makes $70 per hour. The average auto worker in Mexico makes $6 per hour. That's a big gap to fill and a lot of money to spend without some reassurance of long term stable policy (not making a case for either here...just that the rules of the game need to be known before major capital investments are made).

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